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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-24
General and Personal.

WASHINGTON. May 23.-The gold holdings of
theTreasury have increased over two million
dollars since the 1st instant. The silver circula
ton has decreased about two hundred thousand
dollars during the period.
ne President to-day appointed Commodore
d. sB. Harmony. VIM. A. Wallace, of New York;
H s. Van Eaton. of mississippi Asa Morgan, of
Arkansas Thomas A. Logan, of Iowa, and Prof.
ID. G. Gilman, of Johns Hopkins University as
members of the board of visitors to the Naval
Academy at Annapolis
The executive order consolidating and abolish
ing number of internal revenue districts will
take effect June 15 or as soon thereafter as prac-
ticable
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Philadelphia Record.

Phtladelphla RECORD
The next convention of the Cigar-makers' In
ternational Union will be held in New York
Typographical Union No pays its mem bers
who are married az week, and single men 81.
The Laborers' Protective Society, OF New
York, does not recognize Knights of Labor
cards
The leading officers OF the Farmers National
Alliance are in correspondence with the leaders
OF the Labor poll ticsI movement.
The $40 locked out silversmiths of New York
expect TO win tn cir fight. they have secured
the assistance of district assembly No 40.
Parties in Denver. Col. have given ont the
contract for a 6.500-light plant. which it is said
will be the largest electrc-light station in the
country.
Mrs. Gray, the baker who few months ago
had 90 much free advertising, has at last made
peace with the union, and will employ union
men only.
The machinery constructors expect to haveAp Apne
OF the very strongest organizations In the UNITED
States, not only in point OF numbers but in dur
ability. 1t is y .uded TO make the organization
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-24
Showers of "Queer" Arrested.
I 70 he. nd rr,Ifa InrnrnaI

PORTLAND. Me-. May 23.-Eight young men
who came here a week ago. and have been livin e
in rather fast style. and spending plenty of
money. were arrested to-day for passing counter
felt money. Their David Stein
berg, James Burke Louis Simeon. B. f. Ham
blin, Louis Wirternberg and j. p. Broderick. of
New York; Benedict T. Davis, of Newark. and
-Vm. Chase. of Boston They incurred sus-
yicion by paying all their bills in silver coin.
Inquiry found the coin to be- counterfeit, and
the men were detected in disposing of their
illicit wares
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-24
Steamship News.

HAvRE May 23.-Arrived: Normandie, from
New York.
GLASGOW. May 23.-Arrived: State of InGi-
ana, from New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, May 23.-Arrived: Elder, from
New York. for Bremen.
PLYMOUTH. Nav 23.-Arrived: State Of Ala
bama, from New York for Antwerp.
New York, May 23-Arrived: Furn essia,
from Glasgow; Rhaetia from Hamburg.
QUEENSTOWN, May 23.-Arrived: The Queen,
City of Richmond, from New York; Marathon,
Boston
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Assertions That Are Hard to Prove.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
NEW YORK, May 23.-A mass-meeting was
held in Union square. tonight, under the auspi-
of the United and Socialistic Labor parties.
TO discuss How Can Poverty be AbolishedP
Addresses were made by Lawrence Gron-
land Walter Vroornan, of Kansas
City Col II. G. Hilton, and others.
The speakers claimed that the present social
system Is entirely wrong. and the working peo-
pie are in a worse condition to-day than they
were 400 years ago. They also maintained that
the only way TO abolish poverty to allow
the workers TO share equally with the capitalists
all they produced
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-24
Demands of Coke- worker. Conoeded,

UNIoSTowN. Pa, May 23-w. J. Rainey.
owner OF the Meyer ard Fort Hill coke works. and
thelareest independsat producer in the Connells-
vile regions, conceded the advance demanded by
the strikers to-day and work will be resumed
tomorrow. The action of Raney is regarded
by the strikers indication of the early end
ing of the strike John McSlovd one of the
leaders in the late strike arrested this after
noon, and other arrests will follow.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-24
Suicide of n ColIeCe Professor

new YORK May 33.-Edmund Won Tilly, pro-
fessor of languages at Gastmans College, COM
mitted suicide this morning. He left note re-
questing that his body be cremated. Professor
Won Tilly was formerly officer in the Austrian
army and was decorated for bravery in battle.
No cause is know for the suicide.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-24
DIR. EDWARD M'GLYNN.
He Intimates that He Will Stand by His Con-
victions-A Statement in Preparation.

Special to the Indiauapolis Journal.
NEW YORK. May 23.-Dr Edward McGlynn
lectured tonight at the Cooper Union for the
benefit of the newly-formed Eighteenth Assem-
bly, District organization of the United Labor
party. an admission fee being charged. The
great, hall was packed with men and women,
who1armly applauded the speaker. The lecture
was upon the duties of labor. and DR.. McGlynn
declared it to be of the duties of
labor to demand and secure adequate
compensation for comfortable maintenance.
This a duty. because the divine law
that men should live by labor, and, therefore.
the drones and idlers Of society, who grow fat
by depressing and defrauding the poor by the
aid of bad laws. are violating the law of nature,
ard should be prevented from doing so. In tho
course of his remarks DR.. McGlynn, apoloeizing
for talking little shop" said:
"Go where l may, do wnat they will to me, /
can never do much differently. I never be
much different from what l have been. [Great
applause And this. not merely from force of
habit. but from intensest conviction. Applause.
l should be very sorry, indeed to seem to desert
those truths which have always been dear to me,
merely because those who are in places where
they are supposed TO expound those truths may
misu nderstand me. I never became priest
matter of business. and I would never be in,
this movement if did not deem it q profoundly
religious one." [Grear applause
Henry George, who came in during the lecture
and was loudly applauded. said few words after
DR.. McGiynn had concluded.
The Evening Telegram tonight says: ''Rev.
DIR. McGlynn was engaged to-day in preparing
statement regarding the letter concerning him
This statement will probably be given out for
publication Wednesday. The Doctor de-
clined to oe interviewed. the ground that he
desired to be very accurate in matter of such
Importance and he did not deem it prudent to
give mere outline of his views. At the cathe-
dral the priests refused to discuss the subject"
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Dinner tn AIR. Perry s. Heath.

WASHINGTON. May 23.-Mr. Perry S. Heath,
of the Indianapolis Journal, was rendered
elaborate dinner. tonight, by his comrades
Newspaper Row, the object being to attest to
Mr. Heath the high appreciation of his work in
WashingtOn. before his departure for Europe.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-24

w. w. Dawson committed suicide at Mexico,
Mo-, yesterday, by shooting through the heart.
where he had been fieeced OF all his money by
land sharks.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-24
WHEN INDICATIONS.

TUESDAY-Warmer, fair weather; pre-
ceded by local rains.
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Final Warning from Rome.

NEW YORK, May pa messenger from Arch
bishop Cerrgan has succeeded in serving on DIR.
McGlynn a letter from the Pope per-
emptorily summouing him to Rome
within forty days. His failure to
obey will result in accommodation without
further warning. The Archbishops secretary
asserts that the Pope has examined Henry
Georges writings. and that the first warning to
DR.. McGlynn is the result of this investigation.
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rarted very much pleased with their interview.
The committee subsequently extended invita-
tons to members of the Presidents Cabinet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
! EouB BrASrs AuoNG U-oEKnEN.

HE GAs-PIPE wEArOS or ANARCHISTS IN Az
IOWA iEON MILL.
DUBUQUE Iowa. Nov. IA bomb was exploded In the
low lrsn Works in this city al late hour last night
Tho works are ruuuin, night force and of them some
twenty worknen employed on urge boiler IN the
boiler shop They were startled By sui EN- explosion
some fifteen twcnt, feet away on the other side OF the
noiler Itmrc = TERRIBLE noise AMI VAS hcrrl in many
,.r,s Of the city. Tho bomb which WAS picked MP WAS
made ~ inch aud half casplpr. about Nv" lot oh<
0na end was sil intact, plugged MP with a cap ana
hole IN the pipe near for fuse. The pipe was spin IN
several pieces Fortunately the cXp '.on was all - one
direct. on-awty from the men. IN" h1or o.. ana p1is
ID. tc bIilans set on Ar' hu spec ii5 cNin-i''
r fncn oothcr damage was lone II i'a miracle INT
'tcr, was no. great loss of lir u J.. mp" inc
comb was tnfpw ia tue srrn WA low The ~ok' nero
i4l I'D trouh, a. Jl with trlr sen. bi. have herh
r..utiu. a dnlhc ierrr FOR u.uc Hpnih~ i4. or, u
lint q o. bomb prepared u ore hHvlr- -rii-c
actln-t fle wor,nc. else an "n1rh oHi AA"lc.i;1
II Wa, hlca VITA either dynIu to or s1h'tb'"h. I'e
bomb posse son %. Itr cJ Pjhco hbI'A4 I'LL
tic Anarchist - bc.u- nun cl Tor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
TOPICS BEFORE THE BAPTIST CONGRESS.
A SPEAKER WHO TnNkN \ MARRIED Man SHOULD
4

4 SPEAKER WHO THINkS MARRIED MAN SHOULD
HAVE \ DOUBLE NOIr.
I>pI,~ArOiI-. Nov. II Especial. A large number OF
the calin. Baptsts OF the country were present this
afsruoon at the opening OF the sixth annual of
the Baptist Congress Tho meeting here IL the first that
ma. been hold west of the Allcgnonics. Among those In
Attendance are senator Doolittlc tho Rev Dr. ienlei
and the Rev g. C. Lorimcr. OF Chicago; DR. X. = Mae
,rthur and tho Rev William scott OF New York; nr.
Edward Elis OF Detroit DR.. G. H. Watson OF Arlington,
Mas: Dr. g. d. Boarimsn. OF Philadelphia. aud Dr.
IL e. Mlre OF Minneapolis. The session this afternoon
Elevated To the discussion OF The Organic Union Of
chr,,,ndom" the persons participating In tho debate
hahn, tnc Key. " Boar Imam. Dr Macarthur DR. g. &.
i.r,,,,rr and Ju-tuS Bulkey. ~ Alton. Ill.
I'm thr evening THE Land question was presented
r dtsru,sinn the first speaker being Allen collars,
- Iu.tico of the Indiana supreme Court lilo WAS
hy James L.. Doolittr. OF chicago
~h, IN the course carefully prepared address said
~, ma revolutionary methods should he proposed. but
w. r,nrr crowth or land monopoly should be- prevented
- v lie added that state constitutions should pro-
,I,t ever, householder and head or family VINO lives
I'm and supports his family In separate homestead
I'll tiuc a. the Legislature ~La provide, In addi-
49,, IN rho ope vote In which he - now entitled. be
n',,,c1 AN additional vote 10 represent his family.
Entus said the speaker. "can De more certain than
49,, ,1o man who TAKES upon himself the responsibility
nity compared win the single and unmarried man. and
.haulI nave double V"te
Inu,wiuc Mr. DOoitte's address, tho question OF
i,rTt -hnring" prr-cnted, ana was discussed 10y
prnf,s.or Moncrcf. OF Franklin College, and John ID.
smith Of Minneapolis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
ECHOES or THE HANGING ~ CHICAGO.

CufcN, Noy. 1T Is announce tAJt the Amnesty
oef, ami the Defence Com ulftcc viii JOIN forces AMI
assume The responsibility Of proy.lin, for thu families
Of tho dead Anarchist, aud permanent finl vii he
started Tor purpose. There Will De. after utl ne
counting OF the expenses OF he funeral Surplus OF
about II, 800 or $1,000 In tAe hands Of the Defence Com
ui-tcc T. j. intended Ia make tis new organization
National In extent. There - another object IN cstAo
ng this fin one OF the leaders Yesterday SAID that
e dir not cylcc, that the pro.cri ions would stop here
ltt fhourit tn4t others who .uaic thcm-cives con
-pi.ro,, ia The movement Nuui ur pro-ccuf"i under
y.rlcl. ciagcc., aul that would require permanent
defence fund ...
I,rury Harris one 81 the men charged WIN attempt
ing 10 shoot Oac,r -utA Oh tie lin .HhtrdFe cal On
I!ay afternoon after the cNr. alton. MS Iael 50 by
iua,Icr Wooluau in.s morning ior carving 'on'ra"
,y.arnns ana held 10 TIE GRAND Jury n -l'pp Tor as
SAINT Iobeustein the man VINO Mas Win hln MAS as
..l.tf ,scI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
VHFEE IS EFSlON j. ACSTIN'
CREDITORS LOOKING FOR HIN IL VAIN FOR MONTHS
SAID TO BI, AT RED BANK.


SAID TO BE At RED BANK.
Another Ncw-York business man has disappeared
for TIE benefit Of his health, and his creditors
accc. 10 the detll.ucnt Of their claims. This time
Il J., Ecsson J. Austin, manufacturer Of le"c"y'
who dors cuisines, AT No. = Last ScNcuteehth-'t
under the firm Style 81 -. Austin, sons. le'tcr-
day the Importers and Traders National Bank Sc
cul,d from judge Barrett an attachment for Sl'4"l
against Au,t,i', property. Austin has been looked
for n vain since last July, he having failed to appear
AT hi, oihcc during the hltcrya. woman was iound
in charge OF the ui.c. LAST evening and II was al-
parent that 40 business being done Their. In
answer to an inqui.. shc rcptd that Mr. Austin was
VISITING his wIc's relatives at Red Bank, " j. anu
that he bad extended his summer vaeai" on ac-
count of L5 health.
Tho Austin establishment was founded IN l7ol W
David Austin, under the style Of David Aus'h ~
SON and soon became u ItO-lcrOu, concern. "Heh
David Austin did ia loG1, tn present firm assumed
control Ito business lclus then 81 mated SloO' 90
40 Nalu. Btssou J. Austin, however pcsau 10 81.
l Afttui IA To rral ate -ltouIdtul'' anu thri0
4. A ,cci.is among Ia, fri0 nds tui b. was not d u
,i.tni. mana ar and allowed hs dta.i- 10 ihd'"er
fhri>, Ives, lie had plenty Of money To bach hi'h III
ia trv,riry e~tablI- hincut, and 'ouAd Lave uu"c
md lu.t.c>, When he dia pearcd ne Wa III,
VOWED IN outside crations which rooa1i5 o" a.
ia tr, uhr Numerous claims against h'h hsNc
h,.u in tho hands 81 attorneys for hall !'aI, uus
nm summor,,e- coun not be served inc jam
,ncuttoucd obtained H., W.T. tlr' claim thai Au,-
lin rad Como in o hiding III oIu'r 10 "e""u' H'
cred DfS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16

District Attorney Marins -Iid ycsterdlyhat no action
had been taken rcgarhtO Mosts uiteIauces On inc
execution Of The Cacaso Anarchists lie woAi not Il'o
,uv indication OF his course. but from Information OBJ
tanned At the D-trctAtOrusy Office" II Is not rooapIe
that any immediate a ton Will be- taken.
Police officials laughed AZ All alleged report that detcc
uves had found soms dynamite bombs stored IN q cellar
AMI were watching the place In tho hope Of capturing tho
Anarchists who had manufactured the bombs
IA 10 Anarchist paradcs, Inspector Williams
aid at tho police cannot stop them Oh week DAYS
long A, .urcsu notice - given superintendent Muir.
raw consulted Inspectors Byrnes. steers and Williams
And several ~ tnc police captains. regarding the move
rurnts OF certain Anarchists II was said That several
OF the leaders including Most under cl",c waich
Mos, sat m hi, Office yesterday waiting hc tid. for
the detectives who wcrc to arrest BIN. lie was busy
most o. the time writing all editorial or his paper which
vii! apl ear to- day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
,po,,ow,sREtrTIFCL. BUTFIIIHLESS

>, T. - ram Market Court yesterday Susan hc'Es'
M nj, Ioh,c.u living with her mother at 40 500 "'''
r '.,,,,-, charged Apollo viz ian CasielIano'' IT,
L nineteen Of Ne. SO West 1hiriyhth 81 "l'h Jun
In, her under promise OF marriage ana sN0S'P'','
..,,,,v The neck wedding took place On July d III
e.tr,,utug B,th, AT the foot OF West Twenty
49, where the two young people we're enjoying hem
.y.. I'm Tho water. The natron OF ING PiVD' IL -
500 r,,, through the bogus FORM ana me HEIlde"
n'''h ~, ,nnounc,d a, Atolo'S adsAFy WAS III
"S Abnut tl,e mlld. oil July the TWO levers went 10
wa" -t,nb md got back too Late To ~ home Apollo
, non names down at the hotel a. husband ana VIC,
~ that day would not come near
ne P",i ,o5o nan l. the ~ cN-brokei H. MAS
nai.,.1 20 ,l in default ~ bond, To the amount OF
~, onn Th. case Will be- called on November IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
MCrIL4rIyG 4 TiOLLyIS77S HAIR.
MISS CARPENTER TIE VICTIM OF AN OUTRAGE IN
FoTLTrTNrH STKFFT

MISS CARPENTER TIE Nl'iiM 'f ~ w '''>''' "
FOURTEENTH STNfFr.
Miss N,ii, car, enter tho Young American Vioi"-
At engaged for tn Gc -tor Company b, Mr.. AbD'S'
was the ,ic.In Of "A cruel all wanion outrage ycS-
tclday Afternoon Miss Carpenter ~, or was t'c
owner 81 a r"culiaii fine head of black waNy haiI'
which -lic o.di arily wore IA X ln0sV o'cr III"
shoulders. hbout four O'Clock yesterday ai''ioo"
vi ~. she wa, walking with her father through
crowd in ''nth t.. ncar ~iN'h-aVe, Some MS
.. o,t ctr or a. ont f,lt of h"r hat without at
train, the attention Of Mis- Carpenter or her l'A'r'
!, r,ct A. va. not un;ll She rm"vrd her hat ON
reading Ter home that the l'-' wa di,cof'urFE
.,ru.n,. who f. daughter OF nr. cor enter ~ tl'
,ir h,. suY rcd the .arIc ou'rag'. TWO N'a'S ago
~, mir VA. -fo'el or two successive days III one
~ thc streets of London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
NIP prpGNE WAS NOT slJCI,Trn

reiort which wa published vest rday afternoo,
alleging that tho British Consul and J. H. g. Borcpc
the head Of the Treaty Department Of the FOREIGN
Ofce In London were slightod by not receiving an
invitation to tho dinner Of the Chamber of Commerce.
was officially dlscredcd Tho commit tee
wero hampcred by the limited accommodations, II
atcd tia IL impossible to extend the list
a. to include Mr.. Booker The Consul General, and
an explanation to that effect made to him. MIR.
Bergno hal already received invitation, and a
Lor Of tho committee Mr. Fisk. was delegated 10 escort
higl " tho dinner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16

Tommy hidden. eleven years OF ago. stole dollar
fran, his mother and ran away from his home. at No p
,Iouroo ST. a month lie WIS found at his grand
rother house and taken home TO be strapped Tenpta
,ion came 10 Tommy again Friday WHOM he was visit
,u, ma aunt Mrs Murphy, al 10 M0nr"e.st anu hsd
w w y" sieal her pnrse containing $40 %. lie
AMY with the money and he had not been tolni Nester-
a. yyheu the police were asked to search Tor hlm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16

The celebration OF the close OF the hrs' century u
,,,,,,.r, IN nr,oklyn continued last evening by
i. in IN. South second Street Church, In the Last
crn district the second oldest in the city large au-
,,,,c. assembled and Mayor Whitney, who : member
W. w., Ia sands Street Church Of the denominations pre-
otd.S Address were made hN bishop G. H. Fowler
and General Clinton ' ~. ms r,vnnS V'"'e""'s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16

u u
INpIAN,rOiIs Nov. ID tSpecidD -Mournul stories or
the terrible effects OF the lons drouh com
ing In from all parts OF the state Besides the great
damage winter wheat there Is much suffering among
stock tho water supply for which must he hauled many
miles by such waller can be obtained
is OF the kin. and Its has caused epidemic
of ty phoid fever throughout tho state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
yrw MARKING SYSTEM AT COLUMBIA.

b, faculty Of tho school OF Arts OF Columbia College has
cl TO a. dish present marking system and TO intro
, ~ atom, by which marks To be given 10 the stu.
,, I'm, Tho students OF Will be divided
v,.ons according proficiency Tho details OF tho
.l.ue We not definitely arranged Tho number OF
absences has been reduced IRON onoIaa ter ot tho
hltu aud all stu ents who over
n W be oh sed explain their absences 10 tho faculty
,Ur,rc belne slowe, To continue with then classes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
SAVE s,tr = rur WIDOW or ENGEL

MILWAUKEE, Nov. IA dispatch to The fre'''"9 VS.
csn from Racine WIS. says that MIS- Margaret ihSc''
living In that city. claims 10 nave Deeh inc '""' "''
u, Fnscl tho Anarchist cvccricd IN Chicago lat week
She say, they were married in Germany and came to
Rarns twelve years AGO where she alleges her husband
deserted her goius To thicaso she says she heAd SUI
.eqn,utly Lst Engo! had married again AMI wa hNh-
u mat city She that abe recoguiled no Anarchist
a, Ter husband by ttos and b. the pdohahel dcScP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
,,rrrrvc ar SrFrI RAIL MlNCFI CTCRERH

rru ,prtruf,. nov - t>pc-iqb.-Thc meeting OF the
.tcc rail manufacturers I'm The Office OF the American
tron and steel Association. toA'y, was wei a'c'u
cd Andrew Carnegie represented llttHOTS N"'
ca.o was fully represented and the scranton 'o"'-
p,nl-s which 4 was believed " wee" aSo "o"'u ,'
,,.,d ,,,rc both represented Harmony pl'N"h.u
t - y., arrce,l 10 J, ave the matter OF output anu
otD,r dctau to the Board OF control W1''' ,,,.
'o, ., ,,raur, these matters - q few days fr,S
w. n,ainfaiurd Al ,urrrut rates, whAA II II DC
I',v,d viii n, Judged to b. about foS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
TRI NrIO IELLEES.

Ky the Traye (North German Lloyd Tor Bremen; Mrs j.
Pierpont Morgan tho Morgan. W j. Stliman. the
Rev Dr. II, l. NeviD. r. IIenriques. MT and Mrs r IL
bel Mrs \ fred L. flmyu. Lieutenant
Cochranc, H. NJ, aud Lady Adcla Cochranc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
pr.prR WORKS TO BE RBOPENEn

REAPER WORKS TO BE RR0PENhn ~.
spRrNGrIELp Ohio, Nov. ia motion 10 us'o' .,.d.
receiyershp Of Whitley, Fassler Kelly mas PEI arn
In tho Court Of Pleas Tho y, sbsm. aud
have accepted the Last proposition made 20 works
is probable that BY December the srea' i''S''
viii be II full blast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
TIE TplVE an PIGUT lGITN.

Messrs Oenchs Co give notice that the screw blade
brok by Lloyd steamship Trave on her
last trip removed and replaced
by n new The steamer has also been examined ANA
touud 10 Nv perfect condition IN every respect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
wov,y,S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION

NASHVILLE Nov. - (SPeciab.-rne National Wonan's
Chr,.tlan Temperance uGon Convention Will assemble
IN This city tomorrow morning AMI continue in session
-, DAYS. The session will be held Ia Watkins Institute
, Nr. Frances T.. willard of Illinois. president OF the
or~,uilation viii preside. Three hundre1aud sixty
eli t women from the different states viii be In attend